Carroll Gibbons & The Savoy Hotel Orpheans, vocal by George Melachrino: So Rare. Rec in London 1937

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[@janicesmyth1713]

Oh lovely ! Just playing these wonderful tunes.

[@ElderQueen]

These music touch our souls even after all these years. It was time of quality music.

[@paulkate72]

Of all the superb bands of the day, I think Carroll Gibbons and the Savoy Hotel Orpheans were the best. Peerless!

[@jourwalis-8875]

Wonderful!

[@postwar46]

The music of Carroll Gibbons is a unique window in history looking out on the free world. It is a place of complete peace, nourishment of the soul, and confidence for a better future to be secured. In this era populations were bearing the brunt of the screaming rantings of a demonic leader who was smashing up European civilization. In contrast , this music steadfastly held people together. Today, the same qualities shine through like golden sunlight, and are unchanged through the passage of time.

[@RobDavisTelford]

I've been searching for this for ages! It was used as background music in a video by Jack Currie, called "Lancaster Target". Lovely to hear it again.

[@nobadvibes8685]

love it!!

[@brucew.5292]

Your channel is amazing, thank you. Earned a subscription

[@gordonharkerfan]

This is carroll at his best

[@PeterHyatt]

Jesse Mathews!

[@valentinkuzmin9810]

Зер. Гуд все окей

[@davidsutherland4567]

i doubt whether any version of this will ever top Jimmy Dorsey's rendition.

[@eustace8520]

I prefer the earlier takes from the late 30s of this song. They're much more sophisticated and mellow. Jimmy Dorsey's was a little too over-the-top for my tastes, but I guess he went out with a boom. Since he died a few months later after its release.

[@remotefaith]

This is leagues ahead to my ears.

[@tonymonroy64]

Dorothy's version is the very first one l ever heard. But this one with the piano introduction just adds a atmosphere of elegance from another era. In my minds eye l imagine elegant ladies in long flowing dresses, men dress in tuxedos, beautiful ballrooms.....wow they actually dress like that, Just to go to town!!!. Dorsey's 1950s version never did that to me and l love Dorsey